Fuel rates had increased in June after dip in May
Petrol prices in the UAE have increased by nearly 50 fils for July 2022, as compared to the previous month. This comes after prices increased in June after a dip in May.
Here are the latest petrol prices for July:
Category | Price per litre (July) | Price per litre (June) | Difference |
Super 98 petrol | 4.63 | 4.12 | +48 fils |
Special 95 petrol | 4.52 | 4.03 | +49 fils |
E-plus 91 petrol | 4.44 | 3.96 | +48 fils |
Depending on the type of vehicle you drive, getting a full tank of petrol in July will cost you between Dh24 and Dh35 more than it did in June.
Here is a breakdown of how much it would cost to get your vehicle fully fuelled up, as compared to last month.
Average fuel tank capacity: 51 litres
Category | Full tank cost (July) | Full tank cost (June) |
Super 98 petrol | 236.13 | 211.65 |
Special 95 petrol | 230.52 | 205.33 |
E-plus 91 petrol | 226.44 | 201.96 |
Average fuel tank capacity: 62 litres
Category | Full tank cost (July) | Full tank cost (June) |
Super 98 petrol | 287.06 | 257.86 |
Special 95 petrol | 280.24 | 249.86 |
E-plus 91 petrol | 275.28 | 245.52 |
Average fuel tank capacity: 74 litres
Category | Full tank cost (July) | Full tank cost (June) |
Super 98 petrol | 342.62 | 307.1 |
Special 95 petrol | 334.48 | 298.22 |
E-plus 91 petrol | 328.56 | 293.04 |
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